pentest-kali

Output the following banner verbatim:

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[MKS — KALI TOOL CONNECTION]
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Step 1 — Collect MKS Server URL

Use AskUserQuestion to ask:

"MKS Server URL — What is the URL of your Metasploit-Kali Server? (e.g., http://192.168.1.10:5000 or http://kali:5000)"

Store the answer as mks_url. Strip any trailing slash from the value.

Step 2 — Verify Connectivity

Run Bash:

curl -s -m 10 {mks_url}/health

Store the full response body as health_response.

If the Bash command fails (non-zero exit code), or if health_response is empty, output this block verbatim and stop:

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CONNECTION FAILED
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Could not reach MKS server at {mks_url}.

Possible causes:
  - Server is not running (start with: python server.py)
  - URL or port is incorrect
  - Firewall is blocking the connection
  - SSH tunnel is not established

Run /pentest:pentest-kali again once the server is reachable.
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If health_response is non-empty, parse it as JSON. If the status field is not "healthy", output:

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SERVER UNHEALTHY
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MKS server responded but reported status: {status}
Message: {message}

The server is running but essential tools may be missing.
Check that nmap, gobuster, dirb, and nikto are installed on the Kali host.
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Then stop.

Step 3 — Parse Tool Availability

From the parsed health_response, extract the reported booleans:

• nmap_ok = value of tools_status.nmap (true/false, default false if missing)
• gobuster_ok = value of tools_status.gobuster
• dirb_ok = value of tools_status.dirb
• nikto_ok = value of tools_status.nikto